Description

1.
5132 LONG CRENDON CHEARSLEY ROAD (OFF)

Barn adjoining south-
east corner of Notley
Abbey House (formerly
listed as barn to east
of Notley Abbey)
SP 7109 3/36 25.10.51
I GV

2.
Originally C13 Frater of Abbey forming south side of cloister, rebuilt
as a barn C17 or 18. Rubble stone, tiled roof. North elevation, originally
to cloister: moulded string course linking hoods of blocked doorway near
west end and arch beyond east gable, both with moulded pointed arches and
remains of shafting and carved capitals. East gable wall has remains of
vault of adjoining warming house and low pointed arch of former entry to
undercroft. South wall plain with C18 full height projecting gabled cart
entry and brick lean-to on east. West gable has door and 3 windows with
oak lintels.
Interior: formed into 6-bay barn with partition and floors in west bay.
Double purlin roof with curved struts from tiebeams supporting lower purlin
and collar carrying upper purlins. On east wall at upper level is a range
of 8 small trefoil arches on cables with stiftleaf capitals, carved spandrels
and cornice. AM.

Listing NGR: SP7158109186

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17526876

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